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Author: Zhu Weiju, Chen Susheng (compiled), Nong Hancai (proofread)
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Publishing Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Due to Zhu's profound expertise in both traditional Chinese and Western medicine, his eloquence, and high prestige, his advocacy for reforming traditional Chinese medicine had a significant impact, making him a key figure in the reform movement of traditional Chinese and Western medicine at the time. Zhu was known as someone who "engaged in the revolution of traditional Chinese medicine for 40 years," and the essence of his ideas on integrating new knowledge and reforming traditional Chinese medicine was his representative work, Qin'an Zhi Nan (Essays on Doubts about the Treatise on Cold Damage). When the book was published, it caused a great stir in the medical community. Subsequently, when Lu Yuanlei went to Beijing to attend the National Health Conference, he brought this book with him and sought critiques of Qin'an Zhi Nan from his Western medical colleagues, which again caused a great sensation in the medical community and was regarded as an early masterpiece advocating the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine in the post-liberation era. The book applies scientific principles to explain traditional Chinese medicine and integrates Western medical knowledge to interpret the Treatise on Cold Damage. This book presents Zhu's insights into the theory of Zhang Jing in a Q&A format. Among them, Chen Suseng's questions are in five-point FangSong typeface, while Zhu Weiju's answers and other explanatory sections are in five-point Song typeface, making it easier for readers to identify and read.